I'd like to see the relationship of income to infringement. It's hard to hoard digital downloads when your primary access to the Internet comes via a feature p

I'd like to see the relationship of income to infringement. It's hard to hoard digital downloads when your primary access to the Internet comes via a feature phone on a metered plan and you pay $5 each for bootleg DVDs sold at the barber shop. It's a bit easier when you have a high-speed Internet connection and a few TB of storage. If the 'worst', who make up 3.2% of the respondents, are also part of a top income segment it would change the perspective quite a bit. Also, I wonder how honest the 'worst' and 'honest' are actually being. "However, the relationship between infringement and spend is complex and the claims people make when asked questions about their likely future behaviour given changes to their options do not always closely reflect their real-life behaviour." [0] Pg. 5 0: http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/research/telecoms-research/online-copyright/deep-dive.pdf http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/research/telecoms-...